Synopsis Poems - Poems about Synopsis

in body urn as life churns soul we burn and learn...

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The Woman Who Could Eat Wood & Other Stories is a gathering of dark-serious, funny, and emotional poems/stories showing people, hybrids, and objects born different. In their eyes, and to the normal, they’re born useless to the world – weird outsiders who try to make use of themselves with various degrees of success and failure...

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Synopsis Of A Miracle Miracle Man 12/14/2021 Clinically I had died, I’m told Shock paddles hit my chest 7 times to bring me back. I had surgery for spinal stenosis then 15 days later I spent 2 months in the hospital recovering from the “Widow Maker” On December 29th then Sudden Cardiac arrest three days later on January 1st 2017....

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Closing my eyes now why cuz I don't want to see the sunshine; Holding my head up high why because I don't want to run into a street sign Opening my mouth now why because I have something to say Reaching out my arms and hands up toward heaven why Because praising Jesus and my God is the only...

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30 sayings from the bible 1) Generations come and generations go, yet the world remain the same 2) Sun rises and goes back to repeat the same pattern all over the same; again day after day 3) The wind will blow in all...

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Crossroads Tale: Synopsis Jumbled, fumbled thoughts fester floors such a toxicologist, bleeding heart ignores, Channels his veins neath tiled floors of a bar joint worked by whores, His essence fills the walls challenged by cigarettes, cigars, concoctions and lonely tear ducts that drains and fills the devil's brew of tasteless breakups In all off this bruhaha he gathers his thoughts of what has or to be somewhere is a guitar, who had bested the best, Little did he know that one...

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A SYNOPSIS OF LOVE: Love is not a folklore appreciated only in hindsight Nor a fairytale told only to children under the moonlight Love is real but rare as gem, like diamond and amethyst It is far more valuable than magnetite and cassiterite Yet amazingly ubiquitous like sand and laterite To all of mankind; a holy book reader or atheist To...

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A Synopsis At Sixty-Nine By: Tom Wright 2/16/2008 A time when life’s not chocolate cake When gait has slowed and sight is dimming My cholesterol is high and joints all ache And packed on pounds are not trimming An enlarged prostate now gives concern And blood pressure looms out of control Though for the hot wing days I still yearn They have no...

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I. Espy, distinguish divinely made lively, lovely Trees Unisex Trees, inhales carbon dioxide, then breathes out for us humans, life given clean oxygen Stout roots run deep, holding God's earth Also, with you we were taught our first lesson II. Animals take shelter upon your strong limbs The squirrels, birds, hornets and bees, nest; while robins, monkeys, leopards, sloths and sparrows repose taking their mid-afternoon...

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synopsis of schnapps quick throwback action — schnappen from shotglass 5/2/2018...

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Sense a kind grace flowing in pure goodness; Yonder beyond trace knowing apt finesse. Now in sure time growing in calm hollow; Option in clear rhymes that feels so mellow. Ply a fond touch reaping in true gladness; Succinct smiles fling much in crazy madness. Ideas hint motive in excellent glow; Streams beyond optic the treasured fine flow. Doyen of word scripts that...

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The rock star life of Poet Synopsis. Liquid-caps, wiretaps, relapse, mentally insane. Mother would say “there is no pain it is only in your brain, if you control your thoughts your writing won’t seem so insane”. I reply “When I am high whether it be; I regain control of my soul.” I do not indulge with people, who...

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********* Their is a day' When the Mirror Of Fate Has to make a Suggestion But, whom My be sufficient To be the Judge..... ...

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Two stepping on a cloud of spacey smoke, leaning on elevation as my thirst is quenched by a tasteful yet un-nutrtional brown water. Fantastic fantasies like the unicorns friendship, half closed eyes warmly hugged by a red veil. Inner body tingles for an outer body experience, where ever I go there I am twice. As...

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Eighteen hundred and three begins U.S. destinies. Merriwether Lewis and his comrade, William Clark, agrees – They will go forth, avoid Frenchmen, fighting growling grizzlies. To find a water trade route that flows west to the Pacific seas. Louis and Clark, embarked, sparked, as told in fabled stories. They recorded river routes, brought reality to theories. Studied plants and animals; documented...

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